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Common expressions used in Korean classroom.
Facebook me" was a common expression after two weeks.
A common expression characterizes the plot of this picture.
Wearing a Military Pin Badge has become a common expression of patriotism and allegiance.
Unakyu is a common expression used for sushi containing eel& cucumber.
The phrase“a day in Chiang Mai is enough tosee things around town” was once a common expression.
Here are the most common expressions of a child who has not talked in order for parents to apply.
Our first thought may have been that we were looking at a“ god,dressed like a man,” to use a common expression in some circles.
The act of kissing has become a common expression of affection among many cultures worldwide.
Tip To use pre-built expressions, including displaying page numbers, the current date, and the current date and time,select Common Expressions.
I refuse to use the common expression"dog-eat-dog" because I know of no dogs that eat each other….
The meaning of yellow tulips has evolved somewhat,from once representing hopeless love to now being a common expression for cheerful thoughts and sunshine.
We have all heard these common expressions a million times, but most of us don't pay much attention to them.
The meaning of yellow tulips has evolved somewhat,from once representing unrequited love to now being a common expression for cheerful thoughts and sunshine.
It is found in many common expressions(ich möchte…, I would like…) and is used to express doubt or politeness.
Sweden uses the metric system and in the context of distance, the common expression mil,"mile", is 10 km, not an English statute mile.
The most common expressions encountered have been included in the international arbitration dictionary below, in alphabetical order.
By definition, the market balances buyers and sellers, so it is impossible to have"more buyers than sellers" or vice versa,although that is a common expression.
Kissing another person's lips has become a common expression of affection or warm greeting in many cultures worldwide.
If we concentrate on the convictions we share, and if we keep in mind the principle of the hierarchy of truths,we will be able to progress decidedly towards common expressions of proclamation, service, and witness.
For individuals, net worth is the most common expression of wealth, while countries measure by gross domestic product(GDP), or GDP per capita.
Eventually, McCuaig-Johnston would become the vice-president of the Canada-China friendship association andconsider herself a“friend of China,” a common expression used for those who support partnerships and engagement with Beijing.
At its worst, and sadly in its most common expression, advertising is anything but inspiring or truthful- loud, intrusive, stupid, self-centred and above all boring.
In addition,K-pop songs incorporate lots of simple words, common expressions and popular idioms, suitable for students at all levels.
But in my experience, the single most common expression of cross-border connection is when people assert that they have more in common with one another than with citizens of their countries.
Curcumin, the major constituent of turmeric that gives the spice its yellow color,can correct the most common expression of the genetic defect that is responsible for cystic fibrosis, suggests an animal study published in the Science(April 2004).
I confess that I am alwaysa bit afraid to use certain common expressions in our ecclesial language:“vocational pastoral ministry” could bring to mind one of the many areas of the Church's action, an office of the Curia, or perhaps the development of a project.